Science 6: Heterogeneous
Science 6: Heterogeneous
Science 6: Heterogeneous
Competency:
Describe the appearance and uses of homogeneous and heterogeneous
mixtures
Lesson Concept:
What are your favorite dishes? Are you fond of eating sinigang, bulalo, adobo,
chopsuey and lumpia? What about your favourite dessert? Do you like gelatine, leche
flan or buco salad? The dishes and desserts mentioned are mouth-watering examples
of mixture. Do you know what a mixture is?
A mixture is a combination of two or more physical materials (such as a solid,
liquid and gas materials). When the chemical system of a mixture has the same
appearance and properties, it is called homogeneous. When the chemical system of a
mixture has nonuniform appearance and different phases can be recognized, it is called
heterogeneous.
This Learning Activity Sheet aims to guide you in describing the appearance and
uses of homogeneous or heterogeneous mixtures. To give you an idea on how things
around us can be classified as mixture, why don’t you perform Activity 1.1?
Materials Needed:
sugar water
water malunggay leaves
glasses spoon
Procedure:
1. Put one tablespoon of sugar and orange juice powder in a glass with water and
then stir. Describe what happens. Label this A.
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2. Get another glass and fill it with water. Now, add the malunggay leaves. Record
your observations. Label this B.
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Have you done activity 1.1? If yes, then we may now discuss your observations.
In Procedure A, what happens to sugar when mixed with water? Yes, you are
right! The sugar dissolves in water. Therefore, the mixture of sugar and water is
homogeneous. Only one phase is seen or visible after mixing. The properties of
substance become uniform.
Activity 1.2
Perform the activity.
Activity 1.3